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Competent in all manner of floor repairs and restoration:

from hardwood boards to parquet blocks

Experienced, reliable and friendly:

thousands of wooden floors made new over the past 20 years

Offering the best advice for your floor’s needs:

repair and replacement; sanding, staining and resealing

Committed to the highest standards of service:

using superior materials for a long-lasting and beautiful finish

A clean and mess free job:

unique collection system providing 99% dust free sanding.

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The best choice - the Lewes Floor Sanding Experts!

Southover Grange was the boyhood home of John Evelyn.  The famous diarist used to stay wth his grandparents and subsequently attended the grammar school from 1630.  A room is named after him.

Among the many notable people associated with Lewes, William Huntington is worthy of attention.  This eccentric evangelist is buried at the Jireh Chapel in Cliffe.

Born in 1745, a brief attendance at the local grammar school led him onto an early life of tramping and labouring jobs: errand boy, cobbler and ostler.

He became an itinerant preacher and assumed the name of Huntington, putting SS - denoting he was a Sinner Saved - after his signature.

Although crude and blunt of speech, the force of his personality won over the hearts and purses of his congregations.  New Providence Chapel in Gray’s Inn, London, was packed during the later 1700s.

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He married Lady Sanderson, widow of a Lord Mayor of London, in 1808.  She is said to have fallen in love wth him during his time as a coal heaver, when he passed her house on his way to work.

Dying at Tunbridge Wells in 1813, he was brought back to Cliffe for burial.  Not lacking in self-assurance, he composed his own epitaph:

‘Here lies the coal-heaver...

beloved of his god but abhorred of men.

.. England and its metropolis shall know that there has been a prophet among them.’